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For their latest SD3 expansion, Toontrack made a pilgrimage to the hallowed ground of Rockfield Studios in Wales.
Known for their Blackbox tabletop synth and complete line of Eurorack synths, the nanoboxes offer powerful synthesis packed into a palm-sized portable form for music on-the-go.
Roland add another classic polysynth to their Boutique range.
Tired of running back and forth between the control room and live room? Meet your new robotic assistant...
DP11 might not be any louder than DP10, but it’s got plenty more to offer.
Warm Audio’s assault on the vintage mic market continues with this impressive take on an Austrian classic.
Howard Gray gives us a fascinating look behind the scenes of recording and engineering some of the biggest tracks of the '80s.
This modern take on the Lexicon 224 may be a pedal, but it has applications that go way beyond guitar.
“I believe both producing and engineering are about serving the artist’s needs to help them accomplish their goals,” writes...
The Chainsmokers’ new album shows off some serious production and songwriting skills.
How does Roland’s Boutique version of their classic JD‑800 synth compare to the original?
Like any true rock star, Bryan Adams is most at home in the studio!
From ABC to Yes via Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Trevor Horn produced some of the most iconic records of the 1980s. In this feature video, Trevor talks about the art of record production then and now.
We test this stylish take on a classic EQ design.
We test Behringer’s take on an underrated Korg classic.
Combining the classic vocoder with Antares’ popular pitch processor, this plug‑in is capable of some pretty 'out there' effects.
Apogee introduce their own take on the DSP‑powered audio interface.
Rating: ***** 5/5 Stars. If your next musical project needs to create the authentic sound of an old‑school, late‑night jazz club, Ueberschall’s Jazz Works series might make a great place to start.